Explore the Vistas of Pullman, Washington
February’s Location of the Month is Pullman, Washington. The largest community in Whitman County, Pullman captures the essence of “college town spirit”, and serves as the hub for the picture perfect Palouse.
February’s Location of the Month is Pullman, Washington. The largest community in Whitman County, Pullman captures the essence of “college town spirit”, and serves as the hub for the picture perfect Palouse.
Washington Filmworks would like to acknowledge the important and lasting contributions that James Keblas has made to the community throughout his 9 years of service at the Seattle Office of Film + Music.
Learn more about independent film producer Mel Eslyn and the family of Washington filmmakers the locals call “crewtopia”. (This post was originally published as part of the Sundance 2014 issue of Washington Film Magazine.)
Counting down to the Super Bowl this weekend? We can’t stop watching this Internet spot which shot in the Emerald City in December.
Washington Filmworks is pleased to announce that Governor Jay Inslee has appointed Juan Mas as our newest Board Member.
This FMI Happy Hour presentation is full of tips about how to have great visual effects in an independent movie. Get that “Hollywood Look” using simple visual FX treatments that every filmmaker should be implementing. Plus mark your calendar for the next FMI Happy Hour on January 29. Guest speaker Brian Schmidt will present on game music and sound.
The Spokane International Film Festival (SpIFF) celebrates the launch of its 16th Annual Festival tonight and runs through February 1.
Winter offers a wonderland of film in Washington. All over the state, great film festivals and competitions are happening. Help us build a more comprehensive list.
WF worked with the University of Washington to workshop Innovation Lab projects in a process known as a charette. Learn more about charettes and the partnership in this guest post from Carolyn Higgins.
Big buzz at the Sundance 2014 revolves around a cutting edge endeavor Live@Sundance. This daily one-hour show, with a Washington connection, aims to increase access to festival happenings, both inside and outside Park City.